Gold & Silver Afternoon Update 10/27/2025 | The Bregar Minute
A very disappointing performance from the precious metal bulls to round out this quiet Monday. They first gave up the Oct 12 weekly opening print in gold way too easily to begin the 10amET hour (without any negative correlative pressure from the stock, bond or FX markets), and they failed multiple times to regain this level despite a strong bounce for bonds after the London close. The inability for gold to recover its post-COMEX-close losses into the NY close (similar to what happened late Thursday and Friday) now doesn’t bode well for the bulls again going into tomorrow, and I’m not sure what will bring back Chinese demand during their time-zone at this point; one of reasons why I think the precious metals continue to struggle since last Tuesday’s plunge. The odd USDCNH bounces we’ve seen after supportive CNY fixes over the last few days almost makes it seems like Chinese monetary authorities want gold prices lower.
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